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Ryerson students concerned about paying off OSAP following grace period change
February 5, 2019
“We’re already struggling as students"
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Lynn Lavallée returns to Ryerson as strategic lead for Indigenous resurgence
February 3, 2019
“I became involved in [Ryerson] because…we can't simply critique it. We have to become part of it to make a change,” said Lynn Lavallée
Child and youth care students protest province’s Ontario Child Advocate cuts
December 4, 2018
One professor postponed an exam to give students time to attend the rally
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International students face barriers to settling and employment in Canada, says Rye study
December 3, 2018
The study reports that international students receive minimum support from universities to navigate immigration policies in Canada amongst other obstacles, which affects them during and after school
Ryerson Indigenizes staff lounge with Ahnoowehpeekahmik Cree name
November 23, 2018
The university has named a staff lounge a Cree word from the Omushkego dialect that means “a safe place to rest"
The Yellowhead Institute is paving way for Indigenous research in Canada
October 3, 2018
Ryerson’s Indigenous policy think tank has worked and expanded tremendously since its first report released in June, according to executive director Hayden King
Ryerson security warns students not to sign mysterious clipboards
September 25, 2018
See an unidentified clipboard on campus? Don't sign it
Black Liberation Collective finds solidarity with Indigenous students at Black Frosh
September 14, 2018
Black and Indigenous students met in solidarity for one another’s struggles at the Glad Day Bookstore on Thursday
Plans for Toronto’s Indigenous business and cultural district gaining progress
November 30, 2017
A location for Toronto’s first Indigenous district has been decided, with Ryerson acting as a “long-term” community supporter, according to Ward 27 councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam
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